After repercussion of the case of Kathelen Tavares, who believed he was pregnant with twins, the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Health Secretariat explained that during the delivery held at Mariska Ribeiro Municipal Hospital, it was found that it was a unique, not moaning pregnancy, as they pointed out prenatal exams.
According to the institution, cesarean section was accompanied by medical and nursing staff, and it was found that the patient had only a placenta and one umbilical cord. The hospital management also stressed that the patient received assistance throughout the process without surgical complications.
The case gained attention after Kathelen, who is already the mother of twin, stateing that since the beginning of the pregnancy had received medical reports confirming a new moan pregnancy. The baby’s mother stated that during prenatal care, performed at the family clinic, the records indicated the presence of two fetuses and two distinct heartbeat.
The young woman was informed that both babies were healthy and developing normally.
The surprise came last Friday (28/03), when Kathelen went into labor and, when giving birth, heard only a baby cry. Shortly thereafter, he was warned that there was no other fetus. The news caused shock and anguish, leading the family to question what may have occurred throughout pregnancy.
In response, SMS clarified that during prenatal consultations held at the unit, the patient was clarified that two cardiofetal beats may actually be the same fetus, captured at different points in the abdomen. The placenta withdrawal in delivery was sent for analysis to confirm that it was really a unique pregnancy, not moaning.
This content was originally published in a secretary explains report that made women believe in a twin pregnancy in RJ on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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